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Non-stick pans
greenbee
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I've always been uncomfortable with non-stick, as it generally seemed to come away with the food over time. Although I've managed to keep everything else non-stick free, I've always had problems finding a decent, reasonably-priced frying pan. I managed to get one last year, although it's a little big.
And to today, I saw one of these http://www.green-pan.com/ so I'm now the proud owner of a non-stick frying pan. It's smaller than my existing pan, which is good, and it's a nice weight and well balanced. It appears to be very well made, and having tried it, it appears to work!
And to today, I saw one of these http://www.green-pan.com/ so I'm now the proud owner of a non-stick frying pan. It's smaller than my existing pan, which is good, and it's a nice weight and well balanced. It appears to be very well made, and having tried it, it appears to work!
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Where did you get it from? Just had a look at the website and their whole range looks great, but I can't see anywhere to buy it
"There's only one way of life and that's your own" - Levellers
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Dinghams in Winchester... want me to pick one up for you next time I'm there
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Thanks for the offer - I'll have a look round here and see if I can find them "There's only one way of life and that's your own" - Levellers
"I'm feeling like a Monday but someday I'll be Saturday night" - Bon Jovi0 -
Apparently house of frazer stock them.0
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Ooooooh I need a new frying pan/ wok and casserole as mine aren't suitable for my new induction hob. :mad: Are these magnetic so can be used on induction? I can't see it mentioned on the website?
I've not long purchased some new quality bakeware as I am sick of chucking away cheapo stuff that either flakes or loses its non-stick powers. Mr.Fire Fox is a chef so is loving the new bakeware and new hob, now have to buy replacement pans to meet his exacting standards AND suit my deep pockets!
Edited to add: House of Fraser say the metal handled Green Pan is suitable for induction hobs and in the oven, so might just be the pan for us .... :jDeclutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0 -
Some are available from Amazon and on eBay.Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0
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I've always been uncomfortable with non-stick, as it generally seemed to come away with the food over time.
Yummy, plastic flakes! :eek: I nearly gave up buying non stick pans, but then I got a tefal frying pan and it has been perfect. They seem to have solved the peeling flaking problem. I paid about £15 for a large one, which is very good really.0
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